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| Barry Cotton has run a successful antiques business for over twenty years and specializes in fine 18th and 19th century town and country furniture and accessories. He has made several guest appearances for the BBC's Antiques programme 'Going for a Song', and has conducted radio interviews on the subject of Antique Furniture. He currently trades from Great Grooms Antique Centres in Hungerford, Berkshire and Dorking in Surrey in The UK and from High Point, North Carolina in the USA. He can also be found exhibiting at quality Antique Fairs and exhibitions throughout the UK and the USA and has built up an extensive client listing over the years supplying stores in New York, Washington DC, Boston, Michigan and Florida as well as working closely with interior designers throughout the UK and USA. |
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It became apparent to Barry that there was a great demand for a cabinetmakers workshop that could produce high quality, faithful copies of original pieces that were either becoming very difficult to find or extremely expensive to buy. In the 1990's he launched The Ashfield House Collection, a range of solid mahogany handmade furniture, where the emphasis is very much on quality and finish.
Each piece is handmade to order in England by a team of highly skilled and dedicated craftsmen who create furniture of unparalleled quality, maintaining impeccable standards throughout and using only the finest materials available. A close scrutiny of their furniture will reveal the painstaking attention to design and detail. Each piece of furniture is sympathetically aged and distressed and then hand polished to a convincing antique finish that will not fail to impress the most discerning of buyers. |
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As cabinetmakers of custom made furniture, they not only provide a standard range of furniture but are also willing to accommodate variations to their designs to suit client's own specifications.
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